PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I WILL AWARD MEDAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Solve Log(2)3 + Log(2)x=3
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Is the 2 in both logs a subscript?
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\[\log _{2}3+\log _{2}x=3\] That's how the equation looks right?
Yes
My time limit is about to end please help me.
You should end up with \[\log _{2}3x=3\] Do you have answer options?
NO.
Just solve it. PLEASE I HAVE ONLY @ MINUTERS TO FINISH QUESTION PLEASE HELP <E/
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\[\log _{2}x=1\]
Thanks you.
So x=2
Can you solve this one also\[8=3^(2x+2)\]
PLEASE I KNOW I AM PUTING PRESSURE BUT PLEASE HELP ME. PRETEND YOU ARE IN A MATH COMPERRITION.
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8=6x+6 -6x=6-8 -6x=-2 x=-1/3
show some work please. Like the first one that is good.
Yes thank you SOOOOO MUCH.
I need help with nly one more. PLEASE
Write in simplest form |dw:1374771565222:dw|
\[\frac{ 2logx+logy }{ 3logz }\]
OK thank you so much.
for \[ \log _{2}3+\log _{2}x=3 \] use this rule \[ \log(a) + \log(b)= \log(a\cdot b) \] you get \[ \log_2(3x) = 3\] make these the exponents of 2 \[ 2^{ \log_2(3x) } = 2^3 \] the left side simplifies to 3x \[ 3x = 8 \] solve for x \[ x = \frac{8}{3} \]
Oh shoot, you're right. I can't believe I missed that
NOw he is correct. I got every single question with you incorrect.
this is good until the last line 8=6x+6 -6x=6-8 -6x=-2 x=-1/3 <--- this should be -2/-6 which simplifies to +1/3 (two minuses make a plus)
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